Brookfield's AI infrastructure company Radiant reached $1.3 billion valuation after merging with UK...
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The merger creates a vertically integrated infrastructure player with a $1.3B valuation, signaling the emergence of AI infrastructure as a utility-scale asset class backed by sovereign capital and massive compute/power commitments.
Brookfield's AI infrastructure company Radiant reached $1.3 billion valuation after merging with UK startup Ori Industries, backed by a $100 billion AI infrastructure program with Nvidia and Kuwait Investment Authority. This creates the first vertically integrated AI infrastructure player combining Ori's distributed compute software with Brookfield's global data centers, renewable power, and chip access through Nvidia partnership. The deal directly addresses the critical AI compute shortage affecting enterprises and governments since 2023, with up to 1 gigawatt of power infrastructure already committed through Bloom Energy. As the UK targets 20x compute capacity growth by 2030, this signals AI infrastructure emerging as a new utility-scale asset class.
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